How do you grow climbing roses and bougainvillea? Bury a little of this and they will burst into a sea of flowers

Many flower lovers like to grow climbing roses and bougainvillea, and during the flowering season they burst into a huge sea of flowers, with fragrance drifting for miles, stunningly beautiful!

Today Hua'er will introduce a little trick for caring for climbing roses and bougainvillea, so they keep blooming nonstop and make you fall in love with them from now on.

Plant growth and flowering both need enough nutrients, especially during the flowering season, when phosphorus and potassium fertilizer is even more necessary. Banana peels are rich in potassium and some other elements, and can provide rich nutrients to climbing roses and bougainvillea, making them burst into bloom.

Specific method: chop and mash banana peels, then dig a few holes around the edge of the flowerpot, with equal spacing, then put about 5g of chopped banana peel into each hole, and cover them with soil. Be careful to avoid direct contact with the root system, otherwise after the banana peels rot they will burn the roots.

When banana peels release potassium and other ions during rotting, they also give off some odor, which attracts some mosquitoes and insects. Onions can be used to drive them away.

Specific method: prepare a small half onion, chop and mash it, then put it in a bottle, mix it with clean water at 1:50, shake well and let it sit overnight. The next day, shake it gently again and pour it directly onto the potting soil, just around the edge of the flowerpot. Do not pour it on the crown. The chopped pieces can be placed directly on the surface of the potting soil. Water about 2 times a week, and it can cover the smell and drive away mosquitoes and insects.

Climbing roses and bougainvillea bloom in especially large numbers. In addition to providing enough fertilizer, the leaves also need topdressing, which can make the flowers bloom more fully and extend the flowering period.

Specific method: prepare a 0.1% monopotassium phosphate solution and spray it on the leaves, spraying both the front and back evenly. Note that the next day after spraying, it should be rinsed off by spraying once more with clean water, otherwise the chemical residue on the leaf surface will damage the leaves. Spray once every 10 days.

That is all for the care of climbing roses and bougainvillea. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. To learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!